Sentence examples for get a new start from inspiring English sources
Freed from the sex trade, girls get a new start NEW YORK, 26 August 2005 – Thousands of girls and young women pour into Manila every year in search of work to support their family.
"It's a great place to get a new start or to heal," she said.
He returned to Florida to get a new start in life.
What will be interesting is let's get a new start and see where we stand next year.
"Some people say, 'We'll get a new start, a new city,' they like Brooklyn better," Mr. Iturrino added, bemoaning the Nets' defeat.
You can unleash all the star power and venture capital in your arsenal to get a new start-up off the ground, but at the end of the day, people either love your service or they don't.
-- They get a new starting pitcher, Kevin Correia, who appears remarkably mediocre, and he goes out and holds the Braves to one run in six innings Monday to earn the victory.
We have succeeded, for example, in getting a new START treaty and in moving troops out of Iraq.
Woodgate got a new start and Newcastle United walked away $14.7 million lighter in the bank balance but with a potential star on its books.
